Kingston Technology KTM8000/386 User manual

KTM-8000/386
Memory Expansion Board for IBM
PS/2 Model 70 and Model 80
Computers
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Limited Warranty
KINGSTON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
(hereinafter called KTC) warrants that this
product is free from defective material and
workmanship and, subject to the conditions
set forth below, agrees to repair or replace
any part of this product which proves defec-
tive by reason of improper workmanship or
materials for a period of five years from the
date of original retail purchase, without
charge for parts and labor.
If this product does not perform as war-
ranted herein, owners sole remedy shall be
repair or replacement as provided below. In
no event will KTC be liable for damages,
lost revenue, lost wages, lost savings or
any other incidental or consequential
damages arising from purchase, use or in-
ability to use this product, even if KTC has
been advised of the possibility of such
damages.
Any defective product should be returned
to your local dealer or distributor, along
with a copy of your sales slip. product
serial number and a detailed description of
the problem you are experiencing.
No express or implied warranty is made for
any KTC product damaged by accidents,
abuse, misuse, natural or personal disaster
or unauthorized modification.
IBM and PS/2 are registered trademarks of international Business Machines, Inc.
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Table of Contents
General Description ................................ .1
Precautions ..................................... .l
Installation Procedure ............................... .2
Create a Configuration Diskette .......................... .3
Installing SIMM Modules .............................. .4
Installing the Memory Expansion Board ..................... .5
Configuring the System .............................. .6
Installing Kingston EMS Driver .......................... .7
Reconfigure Kingston EMS Driver ......................... .9
Appendix ...................................... 10
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List of Figures
Figure 1: KTM-8000/386 Memory Expansion Board .................... 1
Figure 2: Installing the SIMM Module ........................... .4
Figure 3: Installing the SIMM Module ........................... .4
Figure 4: 32-bit Memory Expansion Slots ......................... .5
Figure 5: Installing the KTM-8000/386 ........................... .5
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KTM-8000/386
Memory Expansion Board
General Description
The Kingston Technology Corporation
(KTC) memory board can expand
the memory of the IBM PS/2
Model 70 or 80 personal com-
puter. Up to four 2MB SIMM
modules can be installed directly
on the KTM-8000/386 32-bit sys-
tem memory board.
Install two KTM-8000/386 memory
expansion boards for a maximum
16MB system memory capacity.
Figure 1 shows the KTM-8000/386
memory expansion board.
Figure 1: KTM-8000/388 Memory Expansion
Board
Precautions
The KTC memory boards are packaged in you are discharged of static electricity by
special static “bubble” envelopes that touching a grounded metal object.
protect them from shock and static
electricity that could cause damage to the Do not use any magnetic tools for memory
memory chips. Handle the memory boards installation. Do not place the boards near
carefully and keep them in the protective en- any magnetic devices.
velope until you are ready to install them.
Before handling the KTC board, be sure
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Installation Procedure
CONFIGURE THE SYSTEM
BY USING THE
CONFIGURATION DISKETTE
ADDED MEMORY
TO BE WANDED MEMORY
i
INSTALL THE
KINGSTON EMS DRIVER
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Installation Procedure
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CONFIGURE THE SYSTEM
BY USING THE
CONFIGURATION DISKElTE
ADDED MEMORY ADDED MEMORY
TO BE EXTENDED MEMORY TO BE EXPANDED MEMORY
1STOP HERE
INSTALL THE
KINGSTON EMS DRIVER
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4 Installing SIMM Modules
Installing SIMM Modules
Use Kingston’s 2MB SIMM modules (KTM-
20OO/M70) or equivalent to plug into the
KTM-8000/386 memory expansion board.
Use the following figures and procedure to
install SIMM memory modules onto the
KTM-8000/386 expansion memory board.
1. SIMM modules must be installed con-
secutively in Pl, P2, P3, and then P4.
Install the first SIMM module in
memory bank 0 (Pl) shown in Figure
1.
The second SIMM module is installed
in memory bank 1 (P2). Up to four
SIMM modules can be installed,
where the last SIMM module occupies
bank 3 (P4).
2. Install each module by plugging it into
the appropriate SIMM socket. Notice
that the SIMM module plugs into the
socket at an angle (Figure 2).
Figure 2: Installing the SIMM Modules
3. Carefully push the SIMM module into
the SIMM socket until it is firmly
seated.
4. Push the SIMM module towards the
memory expansion board. Push
downwards on the SIMM module until
the flange shown in Figure 3 snaps
over the module.
Figure 3: Installing the SIMM Module
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Installing the Memory Expansion Board 5
Installing the Memory Expansion Board
Once YOU~lua the desired number of
SIMM -modules into the KTM-8000/386
memory board and you have created the
Configuration Diskette, you can install the
KTM-8000/386 board into the IBM PS/2
computer. Use the following procedure to
install the KTM-8000/386.
4. Plug the KTM-8000/386 into one of the
32-bii expansion slots. Push the board
down until it seats firmly into the slot.
1. Turn off the PS/2 computer and discon-
nect the AC cord. Unlock the security
lock and disconnect the keyboard and
any peripheral devices.
2. Refer to your IBM user’s manual for
detailed instructions on removing the
cover.
3. The KTM-8000/386 must be installed in
a 32-bit expansion slot on the PS/2
motherboard. The 32-bft expansion
slots are longer than other expansion
slots. Figure 4 shows the location of
the expansion slots.
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igure 5: Installing the KTM-8000/388
5. Reinstall the PSJ2 cover and reconnect
the peripheral components.
The Model 70 has
two expansion slot
locations. Figure 4
shows version E61.
Your locations may
vary, depending on
your version. Figure
4 also shows the
three expansion slot
locations for the
Model 80 (version Ill). I PSZtdO”Fl70wER&gf61) Pf:,hlnnFl R”
Figure 4: 32-bit Memory Expansion Slots
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